In this article, three generations of authors describe the background to the original article;
the subsequent emergence of vigorous debates concerning what negative priming actually …

Repeating a single-prime stimulus as a target to respond to usually facilitates responses.
However, sometimes, prime repetition slows the responses and produces the single-prime …

Interference resolution is improved for stimuli presented in contexts (eg, locations)
associated with frequent conflict. This phenomenon, the context-specific proportion …

The bivalency effect is a block-wise response slowing that is observed during task-switching
when rare stimuli that cue two tasks (bivalent stimuli) are encountered. This adjustment in …

In the present study, we examine electrophysiological correlates of factors influencing an
adjustment in cognitive control known as the bivalency effect. During task-switching, the …

The present study highlights the utility of context-specific learning for different probe types in
accounting for the commonly observed dependence of negative priming on probe selection …

Deux récentes études ont rapporté qu'on se rappelle mieux les éléments incongrus pour
l'attention sélective que les éléments compatibles dans le cadre d'un test de reconnaissance …

Single-prime negative priming refers to the phenomenon in which after a single prime word
is briefly presented, repeating it as the probe target results in a delay in responding to the …

The results of this study confirmed that people react differently to preferred meanings of
ambiguous images (to those that will get into consciousness later) and to rejected meanings …

Depending on the conditions, masked primes can either speed up the reaction to a related
target (positive priming, PP) or slow it down (negative priming, NP). A masked priming …